In view of the recent telegrams foreshadowing an Entente offend sive from' Salonike, the latest papers from home are interesting, tending, as they do, to show h much a matters of timing the assufiption of motion by the Allies has become. It has been the cause of much comment that the Central his authority, and keeps away from headquarters all who he thinks might seek to gain the confidence of the Sovereign. This isolation of the Emperor 1s an important fact, aa the Sovereign only learns what General Falkerhayn wishes him to know. William TI. to-day is a prisoner of his military camarills.
"Various persona told me that for months past the Emperor has been in a state of extreme nervousness. An officer who saw him at close quarters during a recent
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